Conclusions and new avenues for analysis
Keywords:
rock art, tumuli, archaeology, RCC, weapons, anthropomorphs, environment, GIS.
Abstract
Main conclusions achieved by the ARPA project are discussed in the present paper. Although we do not discard previous sporadic visits, up to now, the oldest evidences of human regular use of the Oukaïmeden valley date back to the Late Neolithic, coinciding with changes in the African Monsoon. Combining archaeology, paleoecological information, 14C, art, and statistics and using GIS tools, we offer an interpretation of the human use of the valley in Prehistory.Downloads
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Published
2014-11-24
How to Cite
Ruiz-Gálvez M., Bokbot Y., Collado H., de Torres J., Galán E. y Señoran J. M. (2014). Conclusions and new avenues for analysis. Complutum, 25(2), 237-240. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_CMPL.2014.v25.47350
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